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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-01-28

BIRMINGHAM, Jan. PA building is soon
to grace the northeast corner of Howe avenue
and turnpike in Shelton. Ewell, of "Rccky
Rest" will be the founder of the structure.
By an urgent request of several who listen
ed to Rev. Mr.. Eggleston's sermon on the
Creation or Evolution of Man," this able
discourse will be repeated next Sunday night
in the Methodist church. This response will
please large number here who just now
have revived their interest in the old theme,
''The Origin of Man."
A change in management of the Derby
Lumber company is announced by which
Mr.. Townsend retires to be succeeded by
Clark N. Rogers as secretary of the concern.
The residents of the borough will settle
the electric alarm project this afternoon at a
special meeting to be held in Nathan's hall.
Those who issued the "call" forgot to men
ton the borough needs of public building,
SO that nothing can be done legally on this
question save the ventilation of sentiment
and enthusiasm.
The new literary venture among the young
folks in the Congregational church is donned
"Odd Sticks"
echo Hose annual' is the drawing card
to night at the rink for those who can OF
ought to know how to dance Out of town
FIRE delegations are expected.
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List of Patents.

List of patents issued from the q. S. Patent of
flee for the week ending JAN 25, 1887, for the STATE
of Connecticut furnished from the office Of
John E. Earle, solicitor of patents. New Haven
Conn.,
A. Bannatyne, assignor to Waterbury Clock Co.
Waterbury, bearing.
T. Cousins. Norwalk, child's tray.
F. Egge assignor to Smith & Egge, Bridgeport
attachment holder for sewing machines
w. Gilflllan, assignor to Sargent & Co, New Ha
ven, door spring.
G. Gross, Waterbury. necktie holder.
D. C. Matthews, Wethersf1eld, using refuse SAINT
paper.
q. s. Parker Deep River, burial casket.
N. w. TwisS, New Haven, valve mechanism.
DEsIGNs.
S. Berry, assignor to Derby Silver Co.. Brming
ham, card receiver.
L G. Hitler. assisnor to Meriden Silver Plate Co.
Meriden. banjo clock case.
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atIedica1.

Copied from Portrait $50 Years Old.
When Elihu Yale founded that time hon
ored institution of learning, Yale College, he
struck blow at ignorance that has rever-
berated for more than two centuries through
out the length and breadth of the land, and
placed his name. in the foremost rank of
Americas public benefactors. But greater
scourge than ignorance is now running
rampant in our midst. Do you know what
ails you when you have dull headache no
appetite; nothing tastes good that you eat ;
specks pass before your eyes; low spirits;
an irritable and peevish temper; bowels con-
stipated; an appearance of red or white
brick dust in the urine; tired feeling and
don't know what ails you? You have fallen
victim to that modern scomge, Malaria.
Nothing ON this earth will tone you up 30
quickly and arrest the progress of Malaria
as Lewis Red Jacket Bitters, the only sure
cure for Dumb Ague, Chills and Fever, and
all forms of Malaria. Don't wait till you
are on your back but begin at once the use
of Lewis Red Jacket Bitters.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-01-28

Many of the leading physicians Of New York are
discussing the propriety of admitting the Moxie
Nerve Food Into their regular practice, as it is q
harmless food and found to be able to prevent re
Iauses on chronic helped by medicine. 1t has
lately been put the test and found to have stopped
q number of cases of paralysis and Brght's disease
In the first stages and it is well known that these
Originate from depleted nerve force. 2tawaw
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-01-28

John NJ Hughson Cornelius Conway Richard Con
nors each IS; DR. Amos Hunt Chas Stevens each So;
James Tyrrell Mrs Stephen Cain John Hayes Mrs
Laughlin NJ Doughan Frank Hull Mrs Mary Law
lor James Harken Mrs Robert Fitzpatrick Phalen
John Coleman Mrs Nolan Mrs Daniel Healy Andrew
Bracken each 81; John Carney Mrs John Healy
Close Ward Meskfll John Kennedy Michael CALI
gan Foley and CODY Mrs Catherine Hart Tooe
Dennis Sull van NJ Flannery Miss Katie j. O'Bren
Marlin Lawlor Mrs Brady each soc; Mrs German
Boyle Bulger cash Cummings Conway Dudley DEM
mis- Keane VIM Kioy Blondin Ryan Connolly Rob
inson each 25c; cash cash each zoe; Mrs Gaff Ros-
on each i0c total; S4635
Timothy Coyne bushel potatoes; ScalIy box
groceries candy and toys; Frederick Hogden barrel
four Mrs. Robert McDermott half pound tea; Hen
Messy SOC sugar. Peter Sullivan turnips potatoes
soap; Mrs Whiting bars soep ARTHUR Hunt ham;
Mrs. Loughery ham, Schwenk bread bologna soap
tea; Kennedy chicken; Kager bag flour; Foley
tea; William Weber 81 sugar ST soap 81 oatmeal.
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1sIedical.
GIIlINI[SI3E|s ,S';z;, II[2z!!s{I3;S

The great st1 engthenlng remedy for weak us
cles. Quickly cures pain in the back chest SIDE
Sc cents: s for 81 QCININE PLASTER
co. SaratOga Springs, N. W. je12 cod
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-01-28

Small Investments and Quick
Profits
In stocks. Grain, Provisions. Oil. Etc
EXPLANATORY PAMPHLET (rnailed free5
LAURIE &c CO.,
BANK EfsS AND B ROK ERS
$50 broadway, N. v.
(And Branches
Bills of Ex change, Drafts etc. issued on all parts
of Great Britain and the Continent.
las 2n1
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STTpERFLUOUs HAIR

SUPERFLUOUs HAIR
Permanently removed by Indian Preparation
Reliable reference given. Consultation free. By
Mrs. W. W. Hadley, IT'S fremont St, Room m, d.
Boston. MaSs.-Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thurs
days; hours. a. m. to 4 p. P. o. address, 1873
Summer Street, Lynn, Mass.
MOTH, FRECKLES, Pr PIES
and Black Heads permanently cured by an
w. Hadley, les Summer ST., Lynn, Mass.
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coLARo9Ep ~ AfR JAMEs FARRELI

Mr. James Farrell, Bernard Psdep, James Ma
loney. Thomas Cassidy, Denis Mclaughlin. Dayid
Michael Ward, John VIM. Patrick VIM. Rob
ert Thompson, Patrick Keenan, Francis Farrell,
Gurley, Thomas Cox, Peter McKeon, John Early,
Martin MAINLY Patrick Mccarthy James SHAY
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-01-28

Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Closing quotations Reported over Private Wires
to Edwin Rowe &c Co., Commission Mer-
chants. 4o3 New York Produce Exchange, New
York.
The following shows the quotations at p NJ
(Chicago time) for the past three davs.
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NB-rhis amount is recorded on curran's list

NB-This amount is recorded on D Currans list.
COLLECTED BY BIGELow CO.
John Hennessy David Hennessy each 81; James
Thomas Coleman S Curtiss Henry O'Brien Ready
Martin Consadine John Hennessy 5r Mlchael Ma,
lone Edward Regain Otis Hines Wnham Conhoily ID
Galoni Flood each soc. x,,.u;. 1J,o+.
P FIynn Cronan Fred Richards William Huotl
Thomas Savers Patrick STANLEY George Stoddard
John Quinn Charles Smith William Collins sach
CSC; total $12. so.
B-See D L Curran' s list.
HoLCoMB BROS & co.
I, Curtiss George Curtiss each 81; John SPAN
soc: Henry w Way Mills Charles Durant l! w
Powers j Nichols 1 T Brigham Frank Cronano
Messrs Anderson Higgins Thompson and Burdock
each csc; total $5.2o.
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tN:Sae sE.a!|l.s::ll|.z|S'.zs}

HRich GOLD LEARN. Y. HEnALp.
"Usefu in every HOME."-TRIBUsE.
GILDS EVERYTHING, FRAMES, FURNIruRE, PA
METAL. PLAsTxR, SUE, sc. Any One can use It
CaTnes Hair Brush in each box. Price so cts.
Sold by Art DEALERs, DRUaeIsTs & SrATloNRRs
Nef0 Tofk CheHioQl 1Cig. Co., . &. 4th Sc, NJ
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-01-28

Hook and Ladder company No 8 Sc; steamer COM
pany No SO; Michael Coleman So; Mrs O'Connor
DR. thompson each Sc; DIR Gilbert Mr. Konold H
Splitter, Woodward J ] Doohan H W Crawford
Barrett Mrs Rohan Moulthrop Scott Garfield
Nora McCarty Roach Higgins each 81.
John Maloney John Collins Fisher Green Rowe
] Otell cash each soc; Mrs O'Connor Gray Hope
Coleman Egan DeLacy King each SOC; Mr. Maleney
friend Moore friend Mrs. Indy Burk Muligan Cal
len Dooly O'Brien Murphy each 25c.
Chapman gallons oysters; N A Ludington
Hemingway John Turner 1 gallon oysters each;
friend soap: D NJ WEIGH & Co bag of flour Bradley
Bros shoulder cake Smith Granniss -four; Mr. Ellis
shoulder; E johnson oatmeal; Mr. Pot er bushel
oysters; Mrs Clark flour.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-01-28

LOOMS challenges the world to produce
person who has bought Mathushek piano
and returned it because it was not satlsfac-
tory. They are fully warranted. jazz eod3tw1t
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-01-28
HorsfOrd's Acid Phosphate
I'm Weak stomach and Dyspepsia.

DR.. J. G. Winans, Madison, O., says: 81
have used it in atony of the stomach, dys,
pepsia and vomiting in pregnancy and found
it an admirable remedy; also in atomic con-
ditions where phosphorus is required"
ja24d3tw1t
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-01-28

HALE'S HONEY IS the best Cough Cure, 25, Soc, 81
GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP heals and beauties, DC
GERMAN CORN REMOVER kills Corns & Bunions, 25c-
HILLS HAIR g. WHISPER DYE-Blacl & Brown, Soc
PIXIES TooTHACHE DROPS cure in 1 Minute, Csc.
DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS are sure cure. 5oc
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COLLECTED BY THE NEW HAVEN NAIL compAs,

" " Miner $s; ? Lacy Daniel Frazer each 81;
Hadd Joseph Gotta Joseph Kirby Andrew Ciillino
Thomas Fox D NJ Frazer Nelson Cross : spraeus
Signor Joseph Gross Lewis Hadd Matthew Fox
Edward Genatte Napoleon Flint OKeefe each soc
n Ash q Gilligan James Sobe Bridget Heany
Mary Campbell Winnie Lynch Benjamin Cross L
John Kelleher John King each CSC; total SIS
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COLLECTED BY MRssRs. KIv1AN AND SULLIVAN.

William Morrisey SCI Patrick Gilnean Patrick Sulli
van Patrick Hogan Charles Mccarthy John Quinn
Northumberland Fl Stevens Michael Griffen [Thos
Long 5Ocl James OMeara c Nevins A L Chamber
lain T L Deming II L Parker Martin Keefe Bernard
Kivelan Kate Heffren 81 each.
Bernard Kivlan Patrick Kivlan James Hefren
Mrs Rohan Michael Huston Michael Regain Michael
Moran David Connors John Breslin SOC each.
Thomas Busby Mary McQueeney Patrick Reean
M Allen 25c each; Patrick Regain busheI turnips
Lucius Rowe dry goods Willis Hemingway dry
goods Charles Bray coal scuttle Hauf Brothers
cakes Charles Hemingway shoes Henry Mallory
dry goods Rose pounds tea
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-01-28

Samuel Blatchley S.; Francis W Foley 81; Daniel
Lawler James Condor Lowe brothers Jeremiah
Maloney the Mrs Charles Shanahan William Brere-
ton Roger. Maher Patrick Delaney 81 each
Mrs Thomas Glespey the Mrs John Dermody
Mcnamara, James Blakesley the Mrs Patrick Law
lor Michael Ward Michael Callahan Dennis Callahan
John Byrne Philip Lawlor. E Matcynski H
O'Bren. the Mrs Carr Shea, James O'NeiIl Pat
rick Coyne, the Mrs j Maloney Garrett Fitzgerald,
Oliver Coates Mrs NARROW John Kelly William
Connolly Thomas Hogan Thomas Magher Michael
Magher the Mrs McCarty Roger Newman James
Brereton SOC each.
The Mrs McKiernan Thomas Quinn Carney Doyle
Cannon Andrew Tracy, Charles II Hoyle Rey-
nolds, the Mrs L Coyne Coyne Montague Bree B
Bling James Ryan McGreavy Mary Fitzgerald
Sorenson MIR Thomas Harkins William Ryan Csc
each; Thomas Heenan 20 bars soap l. Ostermann
stockings John Gibbons IL pairs shoes Mrs Callahan
groceries Mrs Mc(Fovern groceries,
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salt cake canned goods candy and nuts.
EMPLOYEES srERRY & BARNEs-coLLEcTED B,
MEssRs wRINN, NJ POWERS. HART, JOHN 30
GAN sHEEHAN.
M Powers T Powers ] Burke P Doody Gum
mings Keenan, Mr. Maynard McManus P Stan
G Flynn ] Farrell T Powers Brady F o'Neil J
Cofey William Ford Began Walpole Nolar
sohr Man Mesbs 4 Aobn W co4
Donnelly McDermott Cairns NJ Coleman Nc
j Carney 15c; Kirdel William Palmer Moran
J Cashion Mahan sehaffer Grady Peasely
Degnan NJ McGouyer each Toe; total S14.05.
COLLECTED BY e KEAvENEY.
Edward Heaton $50; the Dominican Fathers DI
g Farnam James Mullen Henry Farnam each
NJ Davis D Cady Eaton each SIS; Mrs Ford cash +
q Trowhrldge jr Mrs E Il Trowbridge Mrs James
Carroll II s Hotchkiss j Gallagher E II Tucker
8 Chapman J R French Madigan M Germ
II Quinn Mcmahon NJ Curtin Porter B McClos-
key Hutchinson O'Brien M and Terrell NJ Nc
Gartin eeholan n Mead n Frances N Murphy n
Lin Vaughan r Reilly s McDermott A Smith
y o'Brien Markham NJ Stanley NJ McMahon M
Murray Fogarty L Glendon each 81.
CASH cash h s ff sad cash
Fisher o Farrell cash Flanagan friend friend
friend Mrs Maher Brennan Charles Laton Coleman
Thibber Kane Costigan Cook COSTELLO Misses A Fu-
rey McH1gh I Bergen Maloney NJ Mcconnell 2
bradley NJ BERGEN II oreamer! i Keatihg Meade
Seully NJ Melia K Q'Neil Connor N Regain A
Mulyey n Dean n Leary N Ahern Kayanagh p
Ringwood M Farrell Murphy r CARNEY CLAN.
cey G Kenny B Coughlin L Barry G Cassidy p
Blake K Kalaher LAWN Boyle Mcclure NJ
Sullivan M Braherny A Hami ton NJ Matthews M
Foster A Callahan ii Cramer K OSullvan A
Dougherty NJ Smith N Bohan A Falsey McClen-
nan K Coyle III Kane o Shea Dugan e Daley
Gallagher O'Neil A Gray E Cannon K O'Neii M
Behan NJ hartmann M Lynch Gillian L Markham
NJ Cuilough Sugrue A Hesln NJ gafhpion J
Koyston Ryan N McMahon Smith E Carberry
pougherty NJ Steam b Mhlfigan B Mooney B Nc
Mahon II Bennett n Hines Farrell ] Sorde "
Quinn Ienahap d g Briep Mshan NJ ONel 4
nan MpMabon B White 4 Logan NJ Martin E
Buckley Q Brien Flavham Malta Sullivan
K Shannahan NJ Maroney A Holt E Connolly N Nc
Keen Curran B Reilly B Eagan Brahaney E
Tobin K Long each soc.
Miss NJ Early 40; cash 35c; cash cash cash each
soc; cash cash Harold Trowbriig friend friend
cash friend cash II Mix cash friend Mrs Holland
Misses Z Rim n Lynch Harvey u Hannon "a
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John M Mclaughlin John Coffey Matthew Fla
herty each 81; George A Close G Grenier FL Fitz-
gerald Jerry Bradley Mr. Cooper Lawrence King P
Il Maby VS. CDell F. Shields p Mcguire Thomas
glesby A T Cam j Fl Hullett Stephen McNerny
William Baker D Burns friend John Hearn
Daniel Crowley Francis Flanagan Robert Band M
Stokes Horace Greedy Philip Reilly Mead d
Al Petrie W johnson W Bonnell cash William
Fisk Frank Kopell L Allen @ f Platt Rice w II
Lord Charles Stremmen Levi W Brown George M
KishIa James Sullivan A Brooks L Pease Thomas
Shorer W 9 Stearnes " Bisby L b johnson ]
Richie Brough James yisel T 81 Cowles T
Messenger A Zirke A Himself J R Fowler Joseph
Berstsche a friend Miles Lamb Luke Herman Nell
son LoneEgan Wilmer Marsher M Klener James
Hennessy James Berry Henry Weillich John JAG
breel Louis Fender Louis Koch " Hesselmaier L
Goch M Hickey John Hapmeyer D McDonough A
Harris J. Ruben @ Devine Mr. Graft Mr. WeHhouse
James Burns Nelson Tentlord Mr. Moeler John
O'Maera Alison n Stammers Charles Mcguire
Thomas Hoar Mr. Stevenson Mike Fitzgerald John
Sweeney John Rooney Thomas James Boyle
Adams M Ledwick John Dunbar Peter Bloadin
Mr. Rose A Mead Mr. Burwell Lego Turner
John Gilfoil R Barrett John Clancy E Lynch
Miles Cramer NJ Beebe e Gillespie Charles
Lonergan Joseph F Moody Adolphus Weber Rich
ard I,ynham e r BunneI McFGwen James Toole
Chaffes FL I4alor William Donnelly T Rist John
Holzer Anthony King John Sheppard r Gay @
Trempef G. Robinson A Oyiatt George Roch-
ford Underwood Robert Baird a. XanWeryam
Stokes Vogt Henry Fink j III Vickleson James
Hagerty W Green A Ffrbeg w How d Nc
Garthy y pevlin J NJ Car Randall Shields y Ank-
a AZ wf IiGaay RTfw9 a keg IfSm an
Thomas O'Brien D Lyons George Macdrftt each
25c; G Lane John Jennings each 20c; John Stlhl-
maR Tay each 15c; friend LOG.
coIAEoTEp BY MR. JAMES FARRELL
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] O'Gormsn dozen buns; Geo Hugo barrel flour;
NJ Beecher % bars soap honniny and flour; a
friend cans Holsters; Thomas Kelly bushel pota-
toes and shoulder; Mr. Gerard packages goods;
ing; Henry Chatfield bag flour; Mr. Basserman lbs
bacon two shoulders; Mr. Hessler bread and cake;
NJ Busch meat; NJ Kittell loaves cake; Mr. Mer-
sick package of candy; Mr. Cogswell meat; W A
Bronson two parcels Mrs Bates clothing; MrBailey
cornstarch and tomatoes; Bishop toilet soap.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-01-28

Michael Hennessy Jacob Weiss William Redmond
Joseph Cate Henry Smith Charles Beothe James
John Bedard Edward Walsh Philip e1zince
Crowther Hervett Michael Quigley Joseph Frai
.urin William Mesche Frank Klug Charles Somnel
Philip Shinlear Patrick Donnelly Richard Wards
Joseph Logan James Palmer L Aubry Eugene Tet
teral F Parquet each 25c.
COLLECTED BY MEssRs. DENIS ToBIN THoEAs COR
MAN AND j.. SPENCER,
Kennyst& Phelps John B Robertson DIR L Dibble
SeabrOok & Smith, each S..
Rev DR. Harwood Mrs Eliza Klein, each So.
John Brown DR. Sanford P Winchester james
Dr. Brady Miss Bridget Mack Thomas Hurl & &c
cash Otto Rentze r Buckholdt Dr. Russell F
T Miller Mrs Parker Daniel Brennan Daniel Crow,
ley Mr. Tierney John Lyons cash B O'Brien Miss
Cash Miss Mary COOK cash c Manley Bridget
Hearn Nellie Kelaher Joseph Straehle. 1 Msher g
friend Miss Honora Sullivan Mrs Sinclair Mrs
Sulli an Mrs Cleary Mrs Gherrity James Lenihan
Mrs McGuinness each Soc
MIR Dow Mr. Hagenstein cash Miss Eta Donegan
cash, each 25c.
Bros Mr. box candy
Bright dishes and pail; corbett t aGan
Stein coffee pot; Bsnham shoes; Fred W Par.
pound starch; Mrs Painter bars soap; Jeremiah
Posh e S roiis seecf besf
half bushel carrots; P G Lesley goldfish; ] Clark
Meyers Belts g. Alling barrel -four; Mr. Hickey cod
fish bag hour Nutting Bros shoulder.
John Lyman, receipted bill 81 80.
Katie O'Connor Mary Gray Mamie Tierney Katie
Peterson e @ Otto Ado1ph Carroll VIM Hoffman
sfucshy Katie Mulcahy 'Sigimnud Parnell Mary ]
Donohue, each Soc.
Jenny Skifhngton Nellie Egan Julia Egan Winnie
Egan Alice Barber Eta BFockett Hanna Wipn
Katie Foster Mary Farrell Eliza Kennsdy Nellie
Kennedy, each Csc.
THANKSGIVING DONATIONS FRANCIS ORPHAN
ASYLUM BY ST PATRIcKs PARISH.
Ladies' Aid society $50; Rev j Russell P McKenna
each S25: Reynolds q Co East street Peck Bros &
Co each $40; Rev Father Rigney Rev Father Ryls
Gilhuly & Bohen Mrs Rowley Strouse American
Corset works cash Manville & Co DR. Luby j
Kelly each S.; Shouinger Organ Go Aus in Mans
field REYNOLDS Kean & Lines New Haven Brew
ing Co William Atwater each So.
John Murphy Robert FitZmorris Mrs McGovern
Mrs Cannon D j Sullivan Patrick Higgins ) ] Carr
P MeCaLe John Hickey Thomas Scully Michael
WEIGH j j Hogan Mi IS Maggie Leary Clerkin q NC.
Donald Mrs Wilson # Ellis John l4enaak n Nr
Kerley Terry ] Stanley Henry Farrell James NAH
ming K T DeInarest Captain Smith each 81.
Thomas Teddy $50; Mr. Galway $135; Mr. Hes
lev Mrs Welsh Mrs Dunn Mrs Beech Mrs Bush Mrs
Crogan Thomas Doherty Mrs Bleets Mrs Mcclure
Jacob Marks Mr. Elliott Mrs Johnson cash SUM
ner Stephen Hughes Jerry Beecher Mrg Clarke Mi
chae Reynolds Mr. Anderson Mr. Galbraith Mr. Rus
sell Mark McMullen Willism Mealia john Fender
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-20
GOULD And SAGE.
A suit to CGr,pei Them TO Give an Ac'
count OF Their Stewardship

A suit to Compel Them TO Give an Ac-
count OF Their Stewardship
New York, Dot. I8-As an outgrowth
of the investigation OF the Pacific rail.
road com mission. petition has been
prepared by the representatives OF hold
ers of the consolidated bonds OF the Kan
sas Pacific railway company. and suit
will be Immediately Instituted against
Jay Gould and Russell Sage, as trustees
OF the consolidated mortgage. SUIT Will
be brought in the supreme court OF New
York and toe plaintiffs pray for the re-
movaI of Gould and Sage from the trus-
teeship, that they be- adiudged to ac-
count tor the stock of the Union Pacific,
Issued an exchange Tor the stock OF She
Denver Pecitic railway and telegraph
| company, that they account for all diyi-
dends on said stock; aud tor
sll premiums which they should
have obtained on the same, aud all in
| tersst recoverable upon the proceeds oil
said stock and its dividends and pre-
| niums, and all other funds for which
/ they are equitablg accountable as trns-
tees; that the proper parsons be ap-
pointed in the stead of Gouid and Sage
| as trustees; that the court make an order
for the payment to the new trustees Of
any funds in the hands of the county
treasurer, as proceeds of any. dne i'm
posed on the defendants for breaches o
trust; that receiver be appointed te
take possession of the trust funds and II
administer the trust until final decree i,
the suit, and the appointment OF neS
trustees; that pending the litigation
Gould and Sage be enjoined from inter
, fering with the trusts and that such othe
relief be granted as may be jnst
The nominal plaintiffs are Adria
Stoop and ]. o. W. Reno, two wester
bankers. They assert that they brin
their complaint 10 behalf OF all th
: O wners and holders of Kansas Pacif
a consolidated bonds who may unite
4 the proceedings.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-20

While the people flock with loyal en-
thusiasm to meet and greet the presi-
dent OF the United States in his travels
over the country and display aa much
homage to the position he occupies as
their democratic training Will permit, 1t
ia evident enough that his tour Is not .
popular success in the impressions ne
leaves behind. The position he holds Is
honored with polite regard for offlciel
con yentionalisms and the newspapers
| with one voice extoll the glorious success
of the national procession. Thls they
are duty bound TO do and thei
duty they fulfill IN letter and spin:
Bnt the andercurrent OF sentimen
touches upon Grover Cleveland as ai
individual, not as president, and fror
4 this undercurrent one can gather dlsap
4 poiptment in places and actual DISCUS
7 IN other places, The ideal is shorn OF II
qualities OF grandeur in the presence
the real and The popular verdict places
wide and widening chasm behwee
the president and the man. From u
expressions of the tongue and OF pc
soual letters are gathered the first I'M
}mations Of verdict adverse to droy
sa Cleveland after he hes be-
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-20

London, Dot. 18-Mr. Gladstone met
with an enthusiastic reception at Man
chester this morning. He also made q
speech at Sheffield to-day, IN which he
said he did not doubt that the mind OF
the people was rapidly marshalling itself
in favor of contenting Ireland and re-
storing the freedom of the efficiency OF
narliamept and the honor OF England,
which had been SO grievously tarnished
by past misconduct IN Ireland. Mr..
GLADSTONE spoke later ct Stockport. he
said that coercion was directed, not
against crime but against thu people OF
| Ireland, combining to preserve their IN
! terests. II such combination showed
a tendency toward crime the liberals
i would not give it the smallest coupten-
ance. The events of the last few weeks
in Ireland would not have been tolet-
ated in England. BE condemned the
action OF the authorities in Mitchells
town, He admitted having used the
words, Remember Mitchelistown.'
That affair must and would be r.mem
bered. Ths worst feature OF the Mit
nhellstown incident was that the nt,tiol
of the authorities there had become
!, model and pattern for the whole OF Ire
land.